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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
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MR. CORCORAYS HAPPY BIRTHDAY.


CONGRATULATED BY RICH AND POOR-HOw HE
PASSED. THE DAY.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 81 (SpeciaN.-To-day W. W. Cor
,oran enters upon his nnetioth year Congratulations
have poured upon him by graph and through the
nails and his house Is fragrant with the flowers which
have boon sent to him. lie has received calls from a
large number OF friends and acauanances and the OBJ
servancc Of the day has boon quito elaborate 1t
was last year the year before.
No one enjoyed the day more heartily than Mr. Cor
roran and his appreciation OF tho remembrance OF his
trends Just keen II always has BEEN lie has
rot old lost his interest In current affairs
or I'm tho life about him. lie likes to people and
10 talk with them lie wants to hear what the world
Il doing and saying. Ths lnfrmItcs of age are upon
him. might DC expected In one who has lived to such
an advanced time OF life, but his mental faculties arc
as bright and active as ever Tho earliest gfts OF tho
,ay were great bennett half blown rose that given
him by Miss EuStis, his granddaughter,
who came from NewYork last night to
spend the day with him, and few purple vlocts
brought by Mr. Bancroft, and these Mr. Corcoran had
In his bntonhole. An offering that came early, aso
bunch Of loose long stemmcd rose buds accom-
panied with pretty note Of congratnlation from Mrs
Cleveland. Mrs. Pulitzer or bids from New-YOk
and General Marry, Dr. King the ladies o The Louise
Home and many Others semi baskets of flowers Tho
great birthday cake bears tho legend In pink sugar
W W. Corcoran,
l7OS-lSS7.
Judge Merritt. Or. yelling. Mr. Bancroft and many
others paid morning calls and Mr. CoroOran all tho
Mr. Corcoran was not forgotten by his humber
friends and hs sat In his easv chair with tn" bright
light of The winter dav streaming through The window
the poor well Tho rich were received with kindly
smile and warm grasp Of thr hand
Mr. Corcoran did not seem the least fatigued He
said that did him good to havo his friends about him.
and no was ready with a cordial welcome for all who
came His eighty min" years to rest lightly uron
MIN. and the congratulations hcartier because no
Eas found TO be so we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
CAyADIAN VIEW or the FISHERl Th"0""H
" oo,,oo Letter 10 the Iuu MaH T'zete

rro,n All that has happened and from all Tho In
MIN or iile OPINIONS that ma, 90" OAi ~ ,.s.nn r.,
Inc last few wcoks on thS ~ 49, 1 i,S, trurr On,
vuodiry the opia.Oms eAp' css a IN ny i"s , :,
n h ,.,rv On II Jn namely that IL wOui not
VI" a nv ihN tre,cnt Commission, and never couiu III
settled by any ,onInsa on. cA cpt a. i az We
much larger schcnc OF re pro- ' no,iG AXE Ell
in icafo and ono n which the iSlcrca cou' ''no ,a.
III 80, ,l.co AZ one am. ng many gcdtcr cOnIhoroId
interests L.s ween Canada anu tho ntv. mo-.
tast M chit almost By accident J. nAPPon 81, a.,
some vows an Iaots ',".'. maj / taks thf
ccptonally well In ormcd source 'nI !, "nc,ein,.
GrIt onu0rl unity OF fOrW ard ne hem hat , ,,,.
-, ,st An O IL or about mdn ghi a Ter MS Wolh wa'
one, and found him CLOS ted WI" al this i.
syactlv what you want. These three gcntien,o"
land 20 nro luce mel can tell you more aD1n, no.
han all the rest OF tho lcople OF inc DoaiiVn
Sanada put together" an not al liberty 70 say n'o
h'a, them thnn that Trey ha becn scle'to ny IN
49,, ent 10 fOrua sOt OF comm ttoco iVcSuBatlo
,n nrocure for the Canadian members OF tne Pc,n
NECESSARY TO enable the latter 10 nhc goo ,o na
nooI Ine, Inc Americans For weeks past. they nav
,cn wording til midnight preparing their REPORT
and ! ha pchc upon IN ~ al - y. ,no,n Iahnra
n,ehrafIon of tho conclusion or tbclr iao"S. D, q,
"oie 'what do YOU think about the Commission
asked. . u,,,o,on they all started
"a CIV toccther " who knows anything ABOUT hsni"s
~ 80, 90 far as somebody else has posted him ~
Ever thing is In our hands now, J. u 10 "o' h''
away nj Washington that IL al" sal onc., ~ .shod
aTIt ia Owen away was tho instant am Nlgoiou,
univ then ruch AnneNafionst cry VII 10 s,a'.r'
IN ne Maritime Provinces as VIII simply p"S, Up a.
whole COMO erationr ana tbS 'oy "a, ,ha Tinted
81 &c VIVA what tho ono said. Another ADDED
more momontous crisis than con e'era ~, .mn,i,d
,nJ third concluded the conversation az =, no pci,
,is glass OF Hot Scot with t'e rcnArk 10y
a nnr fishing rights, ther give away mo Do""''"
OF Canada, aod don't you forget IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Tile TARIEF AND COLD.

r o me Fdttor Of fhs Frtb Hht
SIR: VIII the proposed modification OF tho tarih
lead TO trade balance against this country, rcqhr-
ing tho export Of gold Your answer to thls qncs-
ton may inspire me to forecast our financial futuro'
I. L.
Bcyond question DEMOCRATIC tariff would nave
that tendency, such tariffs have invariably pro-
duccd that effect. The immediate consequence
would be nm increase Of imports and prostitution
of industries which have invited and enlisted n
large foreign capital Its withdrawal and the pay
mcnt for the excess Of imports would tend to move
orr cold reserves to foreign countries. Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
wELI,KNowN MEN GO FROM THIS CITY.

REPRESENT ATIvFS FROM THE COUNTY, MoCHACf,
TAMuANY HALL AND KINGS COUNTY.
Tho County Democracy. Tamnany Hall and the hihgH
County Democracy largely represented yesterday
on the 40 A. H. train from the Grand Central station
They were bound Albany 10 take part III Inc uhefh
of Daniel alanning The mcmbcrt OF the county Dc
mocracy lnrgc.y ontnumbered the others. prominent
among icsc were Mayors Edward Cooper ana W. IL
trac, euryeyor Of the Port II. 3. Eeatte Senators
lanes DAILY and NJ. c. Murphy Congressman Timothy
Campbell r. A. Mcuiman AM Lloyds. Bryce o's'rc'-
Attorney r. b. Mart'ue. District Attorncy-elcct J"hh Is
Fellows Park Commissioner +. W. Myers. Police com
missioner John II. Voorhs. Police Justices Maurice d.
Power j. Henry Ford. Henry Murray james T. kiibrrth
and A. j. White; Frederic Il. Coudert' j. Hampton
Robb Aaucdnct Commissioner C. G. Baldwin, Herman
oclrIchs John d. Crimnins. Denis A. spelli'sey james
~ BOYLE Richard A. Cunningham James j. kei'o' Johh
T. Deyelin and william =. Mitchell
1he Ta,nnany delegation included Fire Commissioner
Richard Croker Register James 4. Slcvin ihtcfha'
Rryenue Collector Sullivan. County Clerk James ~
C,ack ox Register John Reilly John Mcunde Senators
Iacob A. Cantor and George +. Langbein, ciV JuH'''
Ambrose Mcneil and Richard Sullivan
Tho Kings County delegation inclndci Mayoro'ec
chanln. Hugh Mclaughlin. Thomas Carroll senator
Pierce William A. Furey, Congressman MAnoncI' Jun"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
rDwIv BooTHS arr 10 ms NEPHEW
ALL HE ApruGTENANC : or A COMPLETE SHAKE

ALI. TIE hPPUETENANC : or COMPLETE SHAME
srEAEEAN WARDROBE.
Rn-roS Dee. IT (SDcci1ll.-Ehwiu Booth IS vol
known TO be- ! ecnrrou, man. though his donations
are never mad, ostrntatlnusly lo has recently pro
scnrd to his nephew. 'r,st"n Charlie, ef that must
BE-, appreciated II o1ursis If a numerous nrra' OF
costume, for Slakcsp car,an and other icgliima'o
characters tho dgcs,c, for Hamlet, Oihco lago Mao
beth RIchoIcu Ruy Elas. Claude Mclnotio Don
ar,ar and lead ng parts b.nS PARTICULARLY NM
With them werc sent all the apIutci COS Of the con-
pctc watrohc such ~ lcwc swo d.. daggcr', arnor.
hus- Shoes etc. AMI gou->t .ddcd ,nuf cs 'nicd
10 Sir BOON hy hItotn Cushnan. tho golden lhtcfl"
If vhlrh bear. ihr name, OF II, or gira ""noH anu
tcsibrnt, Tho letter accom- ANY las tho glil o. ar.
Booth is said fu have EMP s'od TIE ho" o. th1 oIiW
.el AL that hl, young ,tSc may Wuthiy Weht me
earn 4 thr most hIuSiiuu, T. -, 81 d. anatl' l. ,
Crsion Ian hr is tho son OF John > IaIhh th W..
Iuown actor nos Ing IN This country. ana OF asa
unnth CLARKE Mn, IlaI hes, MO IOuaiur - ih-iihi'
has not Wis nafvo land nco hor departure NOW
tLan twohty Jcais 49, h"l"S l~'o"' oio"i Vi '"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
TIE YEA THER REPORE

GOVERNMENT tSDIC lrtov5 -soR 2i HOURS
vAsurSd1oS Dee. 27.-Fsr Maine and ew-hamp-
,,r. warmer threatening weather. followed by snow,
winds becoming fresh 10 brisk southwestsry
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and 'shns'ue"''
warmer, threatening weather. followed oy ra" " '"o"
fresh to brisk ssuthery Winds Vsering 20 ''
lowed Thursday by colder with cold wav"
Far Vermont and Eastern New-Ysrk. warmer. snow
.,c.nt rain In Southeastern NewYsrE. fresh TO orsk
.ouiheriy Winds vcorng to colder northwotery Win
cold wave Thursday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, Now Ier'oy and Deiaware'
rain warmer followed decidedly csder fresh 70 Drsx
sterly Winds vcerng TO nerth"cstcrv' VII"
cold wave Wednesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

suterlutcndent Murray at II o'clock last night,
aid.d hv several of hi, detectives. mado raid on
Ioseth O,Donnolrs hotel. No. 303 sixth nvo., and
captured tho proprietor tho bartender Charles Mon
,ot a waiter and three girls. Tho prisoners "crc
taken to tho Thiroth ttrcot station House Tho mon
secured bondsmon and woro released On tho sii-
dayIt Of detectives John j. IaPpan ana 'amoS w.
Coopcr charging O'Donnoll with hopping diSortioHy
ho,,sc and with ylola'Ing tho Excise law. Justice
DuGv at Jefferson Marriott Court yesterday, issued
the warrant Captain Reilly said no had pohcoh,ai
del allied nt O'DonnoIs place Ia secure evidence out
vas unable to learn anything Ia warrant a Ialu on
O'D,nncl O'Donnoll IS vol known In Tho Nno eonth
Precinct Ito got sOme nOtorrcy by gong ON TX ~
herman Jashno's bail bond and tbon turning inc
hoodlci" over the authorities on tho ground 'hat
no was about 10 20 to Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Tenth season.


sboud be read daily by interested, changes mag
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
D dps ,e Sm dupas Of 5nkns and Commercial
documents letters no. specially add''SS oe"s sent o' ''
Forc,cn vail, erdr- p.cenher 81 will close
rro.ptvi vi o.',o stt,' once u" follows
i n.'a o9hcr rropssn g. ,asro, na,t % -,
anu At I'm for Eir1,. pr ,tssnsn, Acr
via 10 .qooiS .a Asr '''''' '
rHUnspA,.-Atlla III. Venezuela AMI Curacao pse
,ts.nap Tarn, At , ," p sors
for other Mexican s,tos @n,t ." directed P.r Nan
1nrss i.an per ,s.,p s,% wa1 r from He% S
orleans at $50 p M for Newfoundland. per steamer.
from Halifax.
sATURDAY-At m. for Brazil and Tor chi, and the
TNS%as SS B.O.. al i0 r%A rrS %s
Ss%SorI xs vi. ssssr. c csne wn~s
s sS Tree .n POT Sr s.%sr, DOT
Ter. 70, Other @ r STp ssr
LA cha@pssns Ce,srs Tor Great Br.,n and
T.'a mae. .Hs soo q ToH S
M x..as..aa: aisoi psr ,s:' "a, Eo!,.!
dami y" ss@ m Tor Belgium dIroot per steam
shp bel seniand n. AatTerp u,.:s. mus, 20 r arsctss
., ss' sss'% isss, s::r,
Pa:Sl po at 10 .es,%s sr A:Ss
wall detters ar Chm cSsia R'cs an, aGa's%.la must
be SrI ct: ..s Rs. %
%Sn sa va sf m"s S. s:. p
Orleans Rt Yp m tor progresso per steamship Thorn
hill
Mas for wch, Islands steamship Australia iron
San francisco, close here Decen Dor ~ ~ a n
Mails IA, CHINA Japan. per steamship Oceanic rom
sa Francisco, close hero January %. al n m Malls
AM 70 x.IsNs,I 5sItvict Fiii and smosa
Isani. per ssA u,tiu MsrposA tfron san Francisco,
cIns. hsrs January IS At $500 ter arrival at Now
YORK of sss Rs,ublc with British nils Tor Aus
trAiAl Male Ter st,',M., .M.its Or 'n, OK
In m Mails Ter Cuba BY rail- 70 Tampa Fla. aai
thence by steamer. via Kew West RA osss ~ ths Nee
daily ct 230A m
sTne schedule OF closing Ct Tram Pacific mails - a.
ranged presumption u their uninterrupted overland
70 San Francisco Mails from the East arriving %
tine Il Francisco tho day of sailing Of STEAMERS M
dispatched thence the same DAY.
HENRY @. PEARSON. PpstmastspA ,
Post once, New.fork, N. r. Dec "a 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

TIE yOBOGGAN SLIDES on THE POLO GROUNDS
Tho toboggan slides tho Polo Gronn's will bs opened
Tonight unless should rain. In that case the opening viii
b post poncd until moro favorable weather mo
hav, proGte peenco fllst winero make several
ovements Tho slide and shutoway are now pack Oh
win ice AMI this preserved from tho RAYS OF The sun
and rain by canvas covering. There WI De carhiNa
once week Tho groun will be lighted with torches anu
lursi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
CAPTAIN STEPHEN G.. sLuYTER.

TlTFOKp. Conn. Dee. 27.-Captaln stephen q.
Sluytor died about midnight to night. IIe WA on
gagged for several years In preliminary soundngs for
tho Atlantic cebo and. I'm command Of tho steamer
Victoria laid tho main cablO I'm 1853 During tho
war no was I'm command OF n Gunboat. which at tho
tlmo OF tho Now York draft riots was anchored oil
Wall N to protect the United StatcS Snb1rcaSnry.
In carly life no was associated In lusireSS II thi
forna with stephen J. Field. now United states
Supreme Court Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
A & PHILLIPS,

A. C. Philips A wellKnovn commission sgent for two OF
hs largest Garnet weaving thus country ded yester
ay from typhoid fever hi, homo In this CITY lilo was III
ouv ,vo woeL, lie BOt,n and at tho time or
M so, was thirty lie began his business
I,e AZ the age OF in the house OF Masha fied
9 Go Of Chicago where hs anel for twelve years on
LAWN thai nrni he bu.iDess Tor hims"t AT No
OS Worthst received tho agency Of tho Planet NJ
and tbe the,ea Nils former owned by buchanan ~
Iyon and the latter by william LYON. o iraNcs
a widow The funeral will take place TINS morn,
ny M Inc Church Transhgufa ion aud tho burial WI"
he at nempstead, L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

moGroarty Jamos Shevlin 7. II. Rutau. Thomas Kenna
John Burns. Felix D0yle Justice Walsh, Alderman No
Grath and Robert Crummey.
The Board OF Aldermen yesterday adopted appropriate
resolutions and adjourned as Of respect to the
memory OF Mr.. Manning
The New-York and Kings County delegations returned
ny various traDs last night the New York Central
ad West Shore Railroads Tho $3.50 train brought most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
ne1.yArTHE aUsEC1 OFARE

The contractor for the iron"Ok o' 'ho "o" a.,
A., ,,' &c.. ,,ued M begln work the roof OF the
structure 1, WAS ex that this part OF INC "oh
would be- finished before January and the Interior i
WORK would Then be finished before spring The Museu"
tfus ees and bs Park Department are pO"eriess IN tr
case n m, present contract is set aside new DIS VI"
have 20 be advertised tho Work cannot ueh W "
ished before summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
,ur HOPKINS MEMORIAL FUND

NoI1uADAus, Mass. Dec 27.-The Mark HopA'"s
Memorial BUILDING .'und - Advancing hheiy aiione
william, College alumni, who have responded hoai'F
TO the call OF the committee on tho i1nu iot otc
of l.. class of 1856 and trustee agrees '" "a $500
So 90 low a Dis the fund, tho lomaihoor W 10 '"
81 1rnni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

LITTLE ROCK Aik.. Doc. 27-1he ROY. DR. A. X
winfield Editor ~ "Tho Arkansas Methodist" and ono
OF tho most widely known Methodist divines OF tho
SOUTH died last night, OF pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

CHICAGO. Dec 27.-Charles f Locke, who Is IN inc
.ty 10 day, denies the statemcn, thai thcro Is any
Probability Of the National Opera COMPANY dsDanu
lne. lie says that all dates VIII 10 n'iou a. "
kSed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

CHARLESTON. s. c., Dec 47-MrS M Snowden,
president Of the Confederate Home has rcceivd check
for one tbonsond dollars from W. W. Cor"oran,
Chr strla. elf 10 the nStiiu Tho money will be
usrd for tho permanent endowment OF COrCOran
Oa,ship In tho school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

JEFFERSON CITY, No. Dec. 27-Governor Marmadnke
,vos taken sck Yesterday morning. To-day no Is much
worse His attending physician. Dr. A. G. DAWSON pr"
uoupces his disease to be pneumonia Dr. YOUNG
sunerintendent OF tho Nevada Asylum. has been sum
mo,led 10 his bedside bv telegraph iho "o'o'"oi "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Talk ABOUT MEN AND AFFiIHS.

The Mexican Minister at Washington, senior NJ
Romero. IS ono Of tho most quiet, modest ana unaN
suminc OF gcntlcmon. lie IS a small man. whose
going ont and coming I'm AT any hotel whore he m'ehl
be guest would hardly be no'iccd' yer no ra'oy
uses the main entrance OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
whore he is now a guest. lie slips I'm and out at tho
ladies' entrance TwentythId ST.. sends Tor MS man
from his room and takes oNcry mocaution to AVOID
public notice When he comes to New ork II IS gen
orally by Appointment to 'Onicr with lcoc nero III
rcfcrence 10 bus ness interests affecting Mexico These
he meet, at PLACES Of tI~ ness dow ntowu or al mo
Mexican Consulate. lie IS a hard WORKING ana mus mus
trlous official. His great AMBITION j 10 'NlapiSh
cOmpletc Interchange cOmmc cially OF tho products
of The United ttatcs and Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Ex-Assistant Postmaster General r. a Elmer
president OF the American surety company ha' """
frustrated with another attack Of Kidney trouble ana
Yesterday was seized with dangerous COMMISSIONS
ont of which he was brought with difficulty. The
General has been afflicted with this disease for s'V
eral wears lie was confined to his bed with II while
the Surety Company was Icing organized but man
AGED To continue his work and bling tho Ogahha'lOh
TO Perfection and prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Colonel Enoth Euslcy, Of Memphis, who IS at The
Fiub Avenue IIool IS the head Oi the tennessee 'oa'
and Iron Company. His business ablilly "a' p'"uo"
into greatest activity In founding the city "l Hf"S
ban, Ala and building up great iron manuiactu
ING iodustry there Tho prosperity Of that place
Is largely 10 be traced to his abors In it' carry ms
,ory Colonel Eu,icy has spent much tiHe ia va,
within a year or two on account OF his VIC !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Children Cry tor Pitchers Oastpris
MARRIED.

wsihs,tsv. December 2l. atths
residence OF the brides parents by tho Rev j. W. Bnck-
ma ster. of Milton. Mr. George H. Anierson TO Miss
Nellie p. Stoit both OF BROOKLYN.
russ ' evening. Dsoember %, at the
residence Of III, BRIDES father w the rev. Thomas IL
Bnroh. Mr. william d. Laird Alice Lindsa daughter
Of John LAIRD, OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
JD narsp of California, who IS at tho Hotel

J. T. Harclp. Of California, who Is at tho Ilo'ei
Brunswick. IS better known as Zen All hase"'
tart nickname which was bestowed III him bN reason
az his ownership Of the famous horse OF That name
He - a Keniuckan by birth which accounts 'ui
0cicn,Iy for his love Of good horsciloah HIS "i'h
place was near that OF icnator Joe IL" hOnr"
When he and his cousin who IS the junior hehncr
Of the famous firm of iIaegn a Tcfls went 10 All
fornla they had 800 OF borrowed money ~ '".'
solo capital and tho experience OF two uhsnoc'''iu
,.,, ocdoltn,,s TO guido them. They had nearly
start el irving T. got icsS IIactice In & Lou I"o
wealth is now counted anywhere between tlO'bO1,VoV
and 500 900 600. Mr.. liagsns name Is as'"Ia''"
i'm turf cilclcs with such successful horses ~ bu VA
Blue Ing and Lon al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

DFATH or A II U O HIATTH"" HNI ""''
P.Tvopg nee Of homas Wallace. tho young
olIaid expert, died today at his home In ths cry
Of consul ption, age twenty six ile wt' LT ",
o. Jp~o' Schacier's and was Wen hho"" '"'''o
the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

President Cleveland and his party arrived at "eshaw-
ken shortly midnight ana the parsr car contain
ing the party who hal All retired was taken 10 the Jcr
.cy city Station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad ~
reached Jersey CIV nj 1929 "A and was at'hchrn !"
the night Warrington len lett Jcrsey 'ly
AT 23G oclsck this morning. six minutes behind Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
Gpcrill Notices.
William r. Moore. Auctioneer.
MOORE'S AUCTION GALLEHlE%
2gD FIFTH.AVE.


A William r. Moore. Auciioneer.
MooKE'S AUCTION GALLERIES
29D FIFrE.AvE.
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Dec. ~ % aud 80 at o'clock each day
CHOICE STOCK OF VERY FINE
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS. composed Of the HIGHEST
SHAPES oo soSi AM. fy'G SiT S ii SD cd Se and
6 iaj 7o5 naASpiEs OF! Gros Keller quicken ems:
Fich nan (private stock Hernia Q Re erxe ant Mono
gram r. mi Bourbon wisKIES q, 10 ~ Re sssi'
T. d. V :. Oporto emiD. Rex txr, Special aui vhts
PORTS friirte. Soern, and AmontiIiaIo =, Ekki -
SeS s o xtT Dpv Enesni ca m h
grade wine imporiei Tor in 70 ucon IN IN. mirasr.
NOTE-Goo,, sol IN cases and demlohn' ~ samples
Catalogues on ap 'iicaton.
A The Very BeS' Preparation of
l..., ,,...x CoD,LlEEk oli,;,.,,, ,,,,,,u,
Prescribed OY loading Nv, 1tlt III w ~, ,-t",
An Even Temperature
MAINTAINED IN REsIDENCFS AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS BY THE
METROPOLITAN ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.,
EQUITABLE BUILDING.
Just Published.
REMARK PROOFS SIGNED
CHRIST OK CALVARY.
ETCHED BY KoEPPING. AFTER MUNKAcsY COM
PANION TO
CHRIST BEFORE PLATE.
NJ. KNOEDLER e CO..
Successors to Goupi Coz
40 5THAvE. CORNER 22D.sr
Tenth season.
MRS. MCELH II
HOMEMADE
MGNCE MEAT NOW READY Also
PRESERVED
BRANDED $500
sPGCTD FRUIT!
Jellea Jams Pickles AMI Mince MeNt
PURE RED CURRAN + JELLY.
FOR prices reference &c. 4 tlr'ss .....
-" Mira SARAH !. MCELRATH
ST. BROOKLYN Y. r.,
OIL. H. Col D>MiTi Fruiterer,
oil Broadway. New York.
where the goods be purchased or o der, q t. -.
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senator A. r. German and Congressman Samuel J.
Randall two smoorh faced and smooth tonSucd lead
rs of tho Democracy, at the Fifth Avenue lI"'cI
vest erlay morning They started l"r Albany or mo
early train TO attend the iuncfa! 81 * secretary Man
ming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

Rid yourself OF tho discomfort ana danger attending
cold by nsng Dr. Jayncs Expscorant oiestabiished
curative for Coughs Sore Throat and Pulmonary Afeo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

TR,susw OFFICE. Dso Isl n m-Ths skies cleared
.arIv yesrorday morning. but clouded at night The
mn.,a,urs rasrrd bet wesn 81. and 49, the average
3 80 being 2as' higher thas on tho corresponding day
last yrar, ana 30 higher than On Monday.
N ana near this city ts-1Ry there Will probably -
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and address
DIED

Notceso Of mrrriage, must BE- in torssl oih fill naass
nd 11Gyeaa
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rp,puNr LOCAL oBsrRvvTIovs

I'm ~, .gr.m co tin tine brom trio suc
,u.ton. ,sseray observed United states signal
IA wee satio Ia o The dAshe, IN cAts the toaper%
IN pet cd 1T X udnuts pharmacy. 2ls BrsAdWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

eighty warmar partly olsudy weather, With chanse
Of iIght rain followed BY colder weather.
AZ present colder fair partly cloudy weather ID
dictated for Thursday aud Friday.
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THE PEN

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